List of all Centuries of Sachin Tendulkar in International Cricket

Sachin Tendulkar centuries are one of the best memories of our childhood. Each kid that held a bat in hand in India, had a dream of becoming Sachin Tendulkar one day. Also known as The Little Master, Master Blaster and ‘The God’ of Cricket, Sachin Tendulkar has set milestones in Indian Cricket.

As one of the greats of the game, he has done things that people never imagined. When Australian spinner Shane Warne was a nightmare for batsmen around the world, Sachin just ousted him with his class. It was also a treat to watch the competition between Pakistani pacer Shoaib Akhtar, who was also referred to as ‘The Rawalpindi Express’ because of his bowling speed and Sachin Tendulkar.

There was a time when Sachin Tendulkar was hitting centuries at will. All centuries of Sachin Tendulkar are memorable because most of them came at crucial times. There were numerous occasions, specially in test matches when Sachin saved the game single-handed. His partnerships with Rahul Dravid (The Wall), Virender Sehwag, and VVS Laxman are simply unforgettable.

Many people have paid tributes to Sachin’s game in their own ways. Former Formula One champion Michael Schumacher even gifted a Ferrari to him. So, just to show the appreciation in our own way, we have compiled this Sachin Tendulkar centuries list. While going through this list, if you feel like shouting ‘Sachin… Sachin…’ with 3 claps, just go for it. Have a look!

All Sachin Tendulkar Centuries

Sachin Tendulkar Test Centuries

S. No.	Date	Score	Against	Venue	Result
1	9 August 1990	119*	England	Manchester	Drawn
2	2 January 1992	148*	Australia	Sydney	Drawn
3	1 February 1992	114	Australia	Perth	Lost
4	26 November 1992	111	South Africa	Johannesburg	Drawn
5	11 February 1993	165	England	Chennai	Won
6	27 July 1993	104*	Sri Lanka	Colombo	Won
7	18 January 1994	142	Sri Lanka	Lucknow	Won
8	1 December 1994	179	West Indies	Nagpur	Drawn
9	6 June 1996	122	England	Birmingham	Lost
10	4 July 1996	177	England	Nottingham	Drawn
11	2 January 1997	169	South Africa	Cape Town	Lost
12	2 August 1997	143	Sri Lanka	Colombo	Drawn
13	9 August 1997	139	Sri Lanka	Colombo	Drawn
14	3 December 1997	148	Sri Lanka	Mumbai	Drawn
15	6 March 1998	155*	Australia	Chennai	Won
16	25 March 1998	177	Australia	Bangalore	Lost
17	26 December 1998	113	New Zealand	Wellington	Lost
18	28 January 1999	136	Pakistan	Chennai	Lost
19	24 February 1999	124*	Sri Lanka	Colombo	Drawn
20	10 October 1999	126*	New Zealand	Mohali	Drawn
21	29 October 1999	217	New Zealand	Ahmedabad	Drawn
22	26 December 1999	116	Australia	Melbourne	Lost
23	18 November 2000	122	Zimbabwe	New Delhi	Won
24	25 November 2000	201*	Zimbabwe	Nagpur	Drawn
25	18 March 2001	126	Australia	Chennai	Won
26	3 November 2001	155	South Africa	Bloemfontein	Lost
27	11 December 2001	103	England	Ahmedabad	Drawn
28	21 February 2002	176	Zimbabwe	Nagpur	Won
29	19 April 2002	117	West Indies	Port of Spain	Won
30	22 August 2002	193	England	Leeds	Won
31	30 October 2002	176	West Indies	Kolkata	Drawn
32	2 January 2004	241*	Australia	Sydney	Drawn
33	28 March 2004	194*	Pakistan	Multan	Won
34	10 December 2004	248*	Bangladesh	Dhaka	Won
35	10 December 2005	109	Sri Lanka	New Delhi	Won
36	18 May 2007	101	Bangladesh	Chittagong	Drawn
37	25 May 2007	122*	Bangladesh	Mirpur	Won
38	2 January 2008	154*	Australia	Sydney	Lost
39	24 January 2008	153	Australia	Adelaide	Drawn
40	6 November 2008	109*	Australia	Nagpur	Won
41	11 December 2008	103*	England	Chennai	Won
42	18 March 2009	160	New Zealand	Hamilton	Won
43	16 November 2009	100*	Sri Lanka	Ahmedabad	Drawn
44	17 January 2010	105*	Bangladesh	Chittagong	Won
45	24 January 2010	143	Bangladesh	Mirpur	Won
46	6 February 2010	100	South Africa	Nagpur	Lost
47	14 February 2010	106	South Africa	Kolkata	Won
48	26 July 2010	203	Sri Lanka	Colombo	Drawn
49	9 October 2010	214	Australia	Bangalore	Won
50	16 December 2010	111*	South Africa	Centurion	Lost
51	2 January 2011	146	South Africa	Cape Town	Drawn

Sachin Tendulkar ODI Centuries

S. No.	Date	Score	Against	Venue	Result
1	9 September 1994	110	Australia	Colombo	Won
2	28 October 1994	115	New Zealand	Vadodara	Won
3	11 November 1994	105	West Indies	Jaipur	Won
4	9 April 1995	112*	Sri Lanka	Sharjah	Won
5	18 February 1996	127*	Kenya	Cuttack	Won
6	2 March 1996	137	Sri Lanka	New Delhi	Lost
7	5 April 1996	100	Pakistan	Singapore	Lost
8	15 April 1996	118	Pakistan	Sharjah	Won
9	28 August 1996	110	Sri Lanka	Colombo	Lost
10	14 December 1996	114	South Africa	Mumbai	Won
11	9 February 1997	104	Zimbabwe	Benoni	Won
12	14 March 1997	117	New Zealand	Bangalore	Won
13	7 April 1998	100	Australia	Kanpur	Won
14	22 April 1998	143	Australia	Sharjah	Lost
15	24 April 1998	134	Australia	Sharjah	Won
16	31 May 1998	100*	Kenya	Kolkata	Won
17	7 July 1998	128	Sri Lanka	Colombo	Won
18	26 September 1998	127*	Zimbabwe	Bulawayo	Won
19	28 October 1998	141	Australia	Dhaka	Won
20	8 November 1998	118*	Zimbabwe	Sharjah	Won
21	13 November 1998	124*	Zimbabwe	Sharjah	Won
22	23 May 1999	140*	Kenya	Bristol	Won
23	29 August 1999	120	Sri Lanka	Colombo	Won
24	8 November 1999	186*	New Zealand	Hyderabad	Won
25	17 March 2000	122	South Africa	Vadodara	Won
26	20 October 2000	101	Sri Lanka	Sharjah	Lost
27	8 December 2000	146	Zimbabwe	Jodhpur	Lost
28	31 March 2001	139	Australia	Indore	Won
29	4 July 2001	122*	West Indies	Harare	Won
30	5 October 2001	101	South Africa	Johannesburg	Lost
31	24 October 2001	146	Kenya	Paarl	Won
32	4 July 2002	105*	England	Chester-Le-Street	No Result
33	11 July 2002	113	Sri Lanka	Bristol	Won
34	23 February 2003	152	Namibia	Pietermaritzburg	Won
35	26 October 2003	100	Australia	Gwalior	Won
36	15 November 2003	102	New Zealand	Hyderabad	Won
37	16 March 2004	141	Pakistan	RawalpIndi	Lost
38	12 April 2005	123	Pakistan	Ahmedabad	Lost
39	6 February 2006	100	Pakistan	Peshawar	Lost
40	14 September 2006	141	West Indies	Kuala Lumpur	Lost
41	31 January 2007	100*	West Indies	Vadodara	Won
42	2 March 2008	117*	Australia	Sydney	Won
43	8 March 2009	163*	New Zealand	Christchurch	Won
44	14 September 2009	138	Sri Lanka	Colombo	Won
45	5 November 2009	175	Australia	Hyderabad	Lost
46	24 February 2010	200*	South Africa	Gwalior	Won
47	27 February 2011	120	England	Bangalore	Tied
48	12 March 2011	111	South Africa	Nagpur	Lost
49	16 March 2012	114	Bangladesh	Mirpur	Lost

That’s the list of Sachin Tendulkar total centuries for now. Hope you found it thoroughly entertaining. He is the only batsman till date to hit 100 centuries in international Cricket. His fans were eagerly waiting for this landmark after his 99th century. The glorious moment of Sachin Tendulkar’s 100th century arrived against Bangladesh.

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